--- Dave Kleikamp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > On Sat, 2005-11-26 at 21:52 +0100, szonyi calin wrote: > > Hello > > > > With 2.6.14.1 kernel (from kernel.org - no other patches) i > > found the following error: > > > > Nov 22 20:42:41 grinch kernel: ERROR: (device hda6): diRead: > > i_ino != di_number > > > > Nov 26 20:45:41 grinch kernel: ERROR: (device hda8): diRead: > > i_ino != di_number > > > > I guess this errors are appearing when i run slocate because > > slocate is running at 20:40 every day. > > It seems reasonable that you would see the error then, but the > inode was > probably messed up some time earlier. I don't know of any > known bugs to > explain it though. :-( > > > After reboot fsck says that it deleted a file from the > > filesystem on which the error occured. I didn't save fsck > > output. > > Are these the same filesystem (hda6 & hda8)? Let me know if > you see a > similar problem again, as fsck should have fixed the problem > this time. >
These are different filesystems
> > The filesystems were over 90% full when this happened.
> >
Here we go again. This time is detailed.
First: the filesystem was mounted ro after the message
Dec 4 20:41:50 grinch kernel: ERROR: (device hda6): diRead:
i_ino != di_number
but the kernel didn't say that in logs. It should tell me when
the filesystem is monted ro.
Second: As I said below the filesystem was quite full (i had
around 50MB out
of 8 GB free) and I deleted the old kernel source and I noticed
some "cannot
delete blabla: read-only filesystem"
The i looked in logs and saw the above error message.
Slocate was also running.
So I guess that the problem occurs when the filesystem is
almmost full and when is heavy disk/filesystem access
Atttached are the following files:
bugs: a bug in jfs_fsck - it says -f option is fix file system
when in the
short help it says: Force check even if file system is marked
clean.
hda6_log_ro_check: a fsck with -n option
hda6_check_rw: a normal fsck
debug: I tried to do a "debug" for Filesystem object and inode
alocation
group specified by fsck. I hope is usefull information
thanks
bye
Calin
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bugs
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debug
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hda6_log_ro_check
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hda6_check_rw
Description: 2508485890-hda6_check_rw
